Teenage sensation Anahat Singh registered another massive upset at the 2025 Canadian Women’s Open, getting the better of World No.7 Tinne Gilis of Belgium on Tuesday.
The 17-year-old upset the defending champion and the former World Games champion Belgian superstar in straight games, 12-10, 11-9, 11-9, to reach her maiden PSA Silver semi-final.
This was Anahat’s biggest career win, and for the first time, she defeated a top-10-ranked player in the world.
“I’m really happy the way I’m playing this week. Earlier today, my coaches told me if I play the way I played yesterday, I have a chance against anyone,” said jubilant Anahat in a post-match interview.
This was Anahat’s second major win at this tournament after her first victory against a player in the top 20, Melissa Alves of France, 3-1 in the round of 16.
Now in the semi-final, Anahat will be up against the 4th-seeded Gina Kennedy of England, who ended home hopes after her win against Canadian No.1 Hollie Naughton.
The semi-finals will take place at midnight IST on Wednesday.
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